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'August' uproarious, resonant at Civic

As Tolstoy wrote in “Anna Karenina,” “Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.”

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Bike week participants pause for blueberry pancakes

Caution: More eating ahead. More bike signs, too.SOUTH BEND -- Blueberry pancakes were the beacon. But the clear, bluebird skies and balmy temperature helped to reel in well over 250 bicyclists for...

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Lest We Forget ready for re-enactments in St. Joseph-Benton Harbor

The voice still resonates for Don Alsbro.

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Steel Panther riffs on '80s hair metal

Steel Panther is so over-the-top with its profane and misogynistic lyrics — even by heavy metal standards — it must certainly be a parody of an ’80s hair metal band.

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Avant-garde Minerva requires concentration

Part of what’s striking about avant-garde jazz trio Minerva is that it’s almost impossible to compare it to anybody. The musicians exist in a stylistic void, a three-person universe outside of any...

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Vesper Chorale celebrates 20 years

Attempting to decide on a single greatest composition of J.S. Bach would surely be a fool’s errand. Nevertheless, it’s safe to say that the Mass in B Minor would be a solid nominee.

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Sugar Blue sweetens genre with jazz additions

Sugar Blue hears mold growing on the blues these days, and he doesn’t like it.

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Actor has all the right moves for 'Beast'

Darick Pead admits he can’t dance.

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Taste: Kate O'Connor's Irish Pub

415 E. Michigan St. | New Carlisle | 574-654-8114

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Bike the Bend set to roll on Sunday

A total of 1,677 bicyclists have signed up so far for Sunday’s Bike the Bend, almost 10 percent ahead of last year at this time, ride Director Jeanne Blad said.

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Going solo

She sings Janis Joplin with every piece of her heart.

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Documentaries lead Jewish Film Festival

Five of the eight movies that will be screened at the 2013 Michiana Jewish Film Festival are documentaries.

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Memorial Day weekend activities

Here is a list of some public activities happening over the Memorial Day weekend.

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Taylor still going round time after time

Livingston Taylor is channeling his most recent writing endeavor.

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Stirrup rides the groove with its jazz fusion

This has the ring of familiarity to it: Drummer Charles Rumback makes a return trip to Merrimans’ Playhouse as part of a trio.

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T.A.G. releases new CD

Clarence “T.A.G.” Garrett knows he’s fighting an uphill battle.

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'Piano Prince' exerts influence over Krown

Joe Krown knows Booker.

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Jones remains 'a kid who loves music'

Rickie Lee Jones is highly praised as a songwriter, but she is equally satisfied interpreting other people’s songs. Of the 15 albums Jones has released in her 35 years of making music, four of them —...

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Round Oak takes a fall

Restaurant's closing could draw curtain on piano icon's career.DOWAGIAC -- The doors have been shut for months at the Round Oak Restaurant, once a magnet for downtown Dowagiac thanks largely to the...

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Five free things to do this week

Looking for something to do this week without breaking the bank? Check out this list of free events!

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